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  • Home » Articles »   By Edward-Isaac Dovere

    E-mail: eidovere@cityhallnews.com

    Bio:Edward-Isaac Dovere is the founding editor of City Hall and The Capitol.

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    Friday, March 5,2010
    City Hall Daily

    Joyce Johnson Enters Ring For Rangel Race

    By Edward-Isaac Dovere
    “In today’s life, I’m glad I was not elected. Because I was not elected, I was doing good work,” Johnson said Thursday.
    Tuesday, March 2,2010
    City Hall Daily

    Engel Warns Of Chaos, Gillibrand Pushes Back On Interpretation Of Comments

    By Edward-Isaac Dovere
    “I think you have to weigh that vis-'-vis versus the specter of going through three governors in one term,” Engel said of the idea of Paterson resigning if the allegations do not prove true. “I’m not sure that it wouldn’t be more chaotic.”
    Wednesday, February 24,2010
    City Hall Daily

    In DFS Settlement, A Result Litigation Could Not Have Achieved

    Terms of agreement may pre-empt structural reforms expected from Kaye report

    By Edward-Isaac Dovere
    Tuesday, February 23,2010
    City Hall Daily

    ACORN Spokesman Insists Group Still Exists, Despite Folding In New York

    New York Communities for Change announces board

    By Edward-Isaac Dovere
    Late Monday, ACORN communications director Kevin Whelan issued a statement in response to the news, first reported by City Hall, that ACORN was shuttering offices around the country and reconstituting in New York as a new group called New York Communities for Change.
    Monday, February 22,2010
    City Hall Daily

    Empty On Funding, ACORN Shutters Around the Country

    Phone lines disconnected nationwide, reconstitutes in Brooklyn office as New York Communities for Change

    By Edward-Isaac Dovere
    ACORN, one of the largest social advocacy groups in the country, has been forced to suspend most operations as of today. The website was down by Monday morning, but the phone number for ACORN’s New York office was still connected, offering guidance on mortgage payments, first-time home purchases, general housing inquiries and ACORN housing maintenance. An operator was still answering the phones “ACORN, good morning,” and redirecting calls. By noon on Monday, the phone message had been replaced.
    Friday, February 19,2010
    City Hall Daily

    Ford Declines To Name Price Tag For Self-Financed Exploration Of Senate Run

    Handling so many aspects of could-be candidacy himself, not even own spokesperson aware of his Twitter feed

    By Edward-Isaac Dovere
    If Ford does enter the primary against Gillibrand for September, analysts expect the race to cost each candidate millions of dollars. For now, though, Ford has been covering many of the tasks associated with his nascent effort himself while quietly ringing up costs for the SUVs and other rental cars, airplane and train tickets, meals and staff costs for the communications services of Davidson Goldin and Tammy Sun.
    Wednesday, February 10,2010
    City Hall Daily

    Bloomberg Picks Crowell To Chair Charter Commission, Full Membership To Be Announced Within Weeks

    In addition to term limits, non-partisan elections may be revisited

    By Edward-Isaac Dovere
    Mayor Michael Bloomberg has selected Anthony Crowell to chair his charter review commission, with the appointment and the full membership to be announced within two weeks, City Hall has learned. Crowell and the other members were finalized within the last few days, though the list remains a closely guarded secret in select corners of the administration and City Hall.
    Tuesday, February 9,2010
    City Hall Daily

    Tasini Demands Wright Delay Manhattan Democrats’ Senate Endorsement

    Complains that he will only be given five minutes to make his case before county committee vote

    By Edward-Isaac Dovere
    Jonathan Tasini has added his voice to the complaints about timing for the Manhattan County Committee’s endorsement vote for Senate, scheduled for Thursday at the State Democratic Party’s offices on Park Avenue South.
     
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